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English: Principle of operation of environmental scanning electron microscopy (ESEM). A sample, for example, consisting of nanoparticles is placed in a vacuum chamber containing a background pressure of vapor. The sample support stage may be cooled to attain the desired vapor pressure, for example, to 4°C for 813 Pa water vapor. It is then possible to maintain a liquid layer in the vacuum. The electron optics in high vacuum is separated from the sample chamber by a pump limiting aperture. Detection of backscattered or secondary electrons is optimal when applying a positive electrical potential V between the sample and the detector, so that a cascade of electrons and ions is created.
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